Why aid entering Gaza may not reach those who need it
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK It is extremely difficult for trucks to get through the Israeli blockade, let alone for drivers to reach aid warehouses. Deir el-Balah, Gaza – Behind every truck full of food, medicine or fuel is a logistics chain that keeps those vehicles running.
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Key Facts
- Fact 1: Aid workers faced record number of attacks in 2025 Breastfeeding in Gaza: Mothers seek help to provide for their babies Israeli strike reported to kill at least six in Gaza City Humanitarianism is not collapsing.
- Fact 2: It is being traded and compromised Before the war, about 1,200 vehicles served Gaza’s transportation and aid needs.
- Fact 3: At least 150 vehicles have been damaged or destroyed, and many others are held together with a combination of repairs and parts from vehicles no longer in use.
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK It is extremely difficult for trucks to get through the Israeli blockade, let alone for drivers to reach aid warehouses. Deir el-Balah, Gaza – Behind every truck full of food, medicine or fuel is a logistics chain that keeps those vehicles running.
But in Gaza, this chain has been disrupted by the Israeli genocide. Aid workers faced record number of attacks in 2025 Breastfeeding in Gaza: Mothers seek help to provide for their babies Israeli strike reported to kill at least six in Gaza City Humanitarianism is not collapsing. It is being traded and compromised Before the war, about 1,200 vehicles served Gaza’s transportation and aid needs.
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Original source: Al Jazeera
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